Springboro Odd Fellows Hall Undergoes Major Remodeling
The Springboro Oad Fellows Hall dating to 1669 is being extensively remodeled after the Springboro lodge merged with the Lebanon chapter three years ago. It will become offices once work is complete, having previously served as a church, furniture store, and meeting hall. The Air Transport Association says U.S. scheduled airlines will purchase about 2.5 million dollars in fuel, parts and services in 1972.
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Boro Council Sets Street Lighting Terms for Tamarack Hills
Springboro council approved per pole charges of 5.75 for new developers in Tamarack Hills to fund lighting with underground lines for the first year. National Homes will cover excess pole costs, and a $4,500 yearly estimate for poles was cited. Ray Banks of Quick Trash sought bid rights on trash service as a separate contract with Valley Sanitary and Cincinnati Gas & Electric. Residents pay 2.50 monthly now. street lighting elsewhere costs 3.90 per pole.
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Perry Re elected To GOP Chair In Warren
Perry D Franklin was re elected chairman of the Warren County GOP Executive Committee at a joint meeting. Officers named include Maynard Hagemeyer vice chairman Edna Bowyer secretary treasurer and Warren Nelson central chair Joseph Detwiler central vice chair Carl Gorusch treasurer. Additional executive members listed include Sam Steadman Sr Robert K South Anthony Arbino Earl Maag John Kilburn Russell Kilburn Fred Hubbell Paul Bunyan Fred E Jones Leslie Spaeth Turkelson Emma Thomas and Stella Hagemeyer. Perry first led the party in 1971 after Morris Turkelson resigned.
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Mainville
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Sam Steadman Sr
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Springboro
Anthony J. Arbino
Loveland
Earl J. Maag
Morrow
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Russell L. Kilburn
Fred C. Hubbell
Waynesville
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Fred E. Jones
Leslie J. Spaeth
Mason
Turkelson
Emma Thomas
Stella Hagemeyer
Runyan
De‘witer
Mary Hess
Fred Hubel
New Building Planned For Handicapped Kids in Carlisle
The Society for Handicapped Children announced plans for a new facility housing residential quarters. Awards were given to benefactors Mr. and Mrs. Russell Longman and an anonymous Franklin resident, plus The Franklin Rotary Club and Miamisburg Firefighters' Association for support. The nonprofit center offers physical and speech therapy, music education, recreation, scouting, summer workshop, and counseling through the School for Exceptional Children and Community Sheltered Workshop.
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Trenton Lions Seek Auction Donations For June Event
The Trenton Lions seek items for an open-air auction at 5 p.m. on June 16 at Trenton Middle School. The auction committee will pick up free items in the Midaitown area. Proceeds aid rights for Trenton Knothole Baseball diamonds. donations include furniture or single items. Call 988-6461 or 422-7268 or 908-6235 to arrange pickup.
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Free Measles Immunization Drive To Run May 30 June 2
Warren County Health Department and state health officials announce a series of free measles immunizations the week of May 30 to June 2. Dr. Charles A. Dille warns of potential outbreaks in several schools and urges parents of children ages 1 to 10 to have them immunized. Clinics will be held at multiple locations including Waynesville, Morrow, Mason Western Row, Kings Mills J Burns, and South Lebanon elementary schools and other sites.
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Area Farmers Weigh Crop Change Amid Wet Spring
Area agronomist AJ Baxter and farm management agent Jim Polson say wet soils delay corn planting this spring. Farmers consider switching some land from corn to soybeans as soybean yields decline slower than corn. decisions hinge on feed needs and winter corn costs.
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